it changed his life. >> [very loud crowd noise]. >> verne: 97 seconds to go. that 3 is good. from outside. jarell martin. well, the gators scored the first 8 and they haven't trailed since. they were up by 41 points at the break. donovan. kasey hill. rejected! >> bill: [laughing]. oh! >> verne: jordan mickey's first block in the game. 93 now for the year. >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: man! >> [crowd noise]. >> verne: final 60 seconds. >> [crowd noise].

>> verne: off the glass. >> bill: playing like number 1 today. >> verne: did they ever! >> [cheers and applause]. >> verne: jarell martin for 3. 79-61. the player for the first time on the floor has his ball in his hands. 31 in a row on the home court. 21 in a row in the regular season. the gators go to 27 wins and 2 defeats. >> [cheers and applause]. >> [buzzer]. >> [cheers and applause].

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enjoy the mild weekend because a winter storm is on the way. and crisis in ukraine, from the white house to the u.n. to moscow. also two brothers killed in gun fire on a d.c. street in front of a church. hello, i'm bruce johnson. thank you for joining us, everybody. the mild weekend expected to turn into sleet and snow come monday. go straight over to first alert meteorologist erica grow. she has been tracking the winter weather. >> that's why we have this winter storm watch in effect for the entire d.c. metro, from midnight until6:00 p.m. on monday. and we are expecting quite a bit of snow. it's going to start out as a wintry mix for all the areas that are shaded here in pink. this is monday morning and then changing over to snow. mostly all snow in western maryland and still looking at mostly rain in the very southern tip of maryland and

the northern neck of virginia but once we get into the afternoon hours on monday, it's mostly all snow even in the beltway and the mix to snow still hanging on but only in southern maryland and the eastern shore, so significant snowfall accumulations are likely throughout the entire metro. two components to this system that we can see right now, we are still tracking this system that is bringing the rain to southern california, it's starting to develop into what we call a four corners low, you can see the four corner states here and that is ejecting out of the rockies and will provide the moisture to coincide with the cold air that right now is still locked up in the upper plains. you can see that polar jet running along and bringing some of those snow showers. so in the metro we are still in good shape right now, we have one more day to make your preparations before this storm arrives and you have one more night to get out and enjoy before the storm arrives as well. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and not too cold, 28 to 36 degrees and the winds will be very light out of the south

at 5 miles per hour. and before i go, i want to give you a little bit of advice here to check out our ipad app, it's the wusa9 radar app and you can use this to get an interactive look at the radar and this is available to you free on the app store. bruce, back to you. >> very good, thanks a lot. we have been checking with the people who keep the power on and the roads cleared to see what they are planning. maryland highway supervisors urging travelers to put off any big trips until sunday night into monday. in virginia, vdot expects to have a deployment plan in place by sunday morning. in the district, the department of public works and department of transportation will have more than 200 plows on d.c. streets by 2:00 monday morning. power companies tell us they are concerned about an ice storm. they have already placed crews on alert, they should start mobilizing them sometime this weekend. and of course stay with wusa9

as we prepare for the coming storm. chief meteorologist topper shutt and meteorologist erica grow will have a special weather webcast from 9:00 until 10:00 p.m. on sunday night, wusa9.com, you can track the storm on your ipad or phone all night sunday night into monday. and with this winter storm on the way and this area, now is a good time to download our ipad app from the itunes store with a few screen touches, you can access -- you have access, live radar, a live realtime map with the latest incidents and the weather closings. we will be in early monday morning, 4:00 start time, they will have the latest weather and road conditions and if conditions warrant, a wusa9 help desk will be up and running. elsewhere, the u.n. security council now meeting in open session on the crisis in ukraine after meeting behind closed doors, the council agreed to hold an open

televised meeting despite objections from permanent member russia. allison harmerland reports tonight. >> reporter: pro russian demonstrators stormed an administration building in the southern ukraine. after russia's president vladimir putin got the green light from parliament saturday to proceed with military intervention. russian troops have already taken over the peninsula in the south. in the ukraine's russian speaking east protesters raised russian flags and clashed with the newly elected ukrainn government. while u.s. officials stopped short of calling putin's actions an outright invasion, russia flown thousands of troops to the region where leaders who have urged russia not to intervene. members of the u.n. security council gathered here for an emergency meeting to address the rapidly deteriorating nation in the schlaffic --

schlaffic nation -- >> and territorial integrity of the ukraine. >> reporter: president obama has already warned that quote there will be costs for russian military intervention and while a kremlin spokes person says that president putin has not yet to use force, the ukrainian government put its armed forces on full combat alert. alison harmaland, cbs news, new york. president barack obama and russian president vladimir putin spoke by phone for about 90 minutes this afternoon, a rally taking place right now outside the white house. nicky burrdon is there. >> reporter: every single person told me they have a family member still over in ukraine and worried about their loved ones but also worried about their country. here's what they had to say. >> these last few months i have been losing sleep just watching everything that's going on in

ukraine, so it's been a 24 hour schedule and seeing that happen today, it felt like the floor fell out from beneath me. part of me said how could he do this and another part of me was almost expecting this. i was waiting for this to happen. so it's disappointing and it's scary because i do have family that is 20 kilometers from the russian border and speaking with them this morning, they are scared, they are keeping an eye out on everything that's going on and they are scared for their children as well. >> all ukraine wants is just to be -- just to be a regular country, just to be a country where people raise their children, pay their taxes, they have, you know, lego system, just to be like everybody else. they are not antirussian, antisemitic, they want for themselves and their families. >> what do you hope the president hears for you guys? >> i hope that he hears that we really need help and we really

don't want russia to come to ukraine anymore and invade us and we want to be independent for good and i hope he helps us. >> reporter: the group that organized this protest call themselves razom which means together and they tell me they will be back out performing another peaceful protest tomorrow at 2:00 in front of the russian embassy. live in d.c., wusa9. just ahead on wusa9, two brothers gunned down outside my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa.

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two brothers gunned down in the agriculture. it happened last night at 50th and lee streets in northeast outside a church. suray chin talked with the victim's families. >> i miss my brothers dearly. i mean dearly. this is a hurting feeling. >> reporter: andre bryant mourns the loss of his two younger brothers, 34-year-old

kalid and 26-year-old jason bryant. the two were walking along lee street northeast outside antioch baptist church when they were gunned down just before 8:00 saturday night. >> just heard both of their voices thursday night, both of them thursday night, just a hurting feeling right now. >> the brothers were supposed to be meeting their sister for her birthday celebration but never made it. the siblings were all very close, they had lost their mother a while ago and very recently their father. but the two brothers who were killed were inseparable. two brothers, the best of friends, inseparable in life and tragically in death. >> two real playful, like to be outside, loved women, loved women. >> reporter: andre bryant is the oldest and would always look after his brothers. >> every time i was around them, i prepared to them, i be talking, i be talking like do the right thing, get on the

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always watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. hi there, i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. here's an outline of what we can expect heading through the next 48 hours, a wintry mix sunday night, one to 2 inches of sleet with maybe a little bit of freezing rain in there. changing to snow by sunrise on monday for most of us in the metro area. three to 6 inches on the ground throughout basically the entire metro before this is all said and done and the critical times 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. current temperatures are too warm for snow and it's only going to get warmer tomorrow. it's 44 right now in downtown

washington, and 43 in leesburg. going to see a warmup before that big cold air rush starts to move on in and you can see some of that colder air on satellite and radar making its way toward us as we head through the overnight sunday into monday morning. i wanted to show you this model output because it's the closest to what we expect to happen out of this system. close to 10 inches up in leesburg, about 6 inches in downtown washington and close to 8 inches in the fredericksburg area because that bull's-eye moisture looks to be further to the south of the beltway but then it's going to be that more galapagosy wet -- gloppy wet yellow snow. on the first alert seven-day forecast after a high of 56 on sunday we will bring in that snow and rain and then change over to all snow on monday during the day and we will have that accumulation ending by monday evening back to the sunshine but staying cold as we head through the middle of the workweek. bruce, back to you. dave statter is up with spor

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now game on with dave owens. >> when you have this thing shoehorned into your season called olympics there's good and bad. the good is obvious of course but after the curtain falls on the games you got to go back to work and the schedule gets compressed. the caps play 15 in march, usually play about 12 and time for a playoff push too. first game of march at boston. less than two minutes into this thing, alex ovechkin, the human howitzer, how would you like to be a goalie and try to stop this coming at you at 110 miles an hour? replay, wow. put on your seat belt, goalie. 800 points in his career for number 8. second period, nice ditch to ovie. caps win their fourth in a row and the push is on. good for them. do teams like kentucky, the wildcats basketball, do they even have senior day? they don't have seniors, bruce.

>> right. >> virginia is different. not a -- nothing wrong with the young bucks but virginia does it a different way. they have got a lot of experience, one reason they have rolled up 24 wins. the virginia students lay off the sugar. how about that big one today, syracuse in town. watch rakim christmas. you don't get scared when you have experience. marcus blog don -- brogdon to mitchell. he says i'll pop a three outside that 2-3 zone. virginia rolls the orange, orange on orange crime, 75-56. first time they will have a number 1 seat going into the acc tournament since '81. you got to play some defense. i know buck -- you got get in the way of that buffalo. that was an easy score right

there. tight game, they were rolling today, chris a nice drive. bucknell upstairs american 56- 51. big stuff coming up. later tonight we've got spring training and spring football at maryland starting up today. >> that's right? >> yes. >> it's been a long time and they are having a good season, heck of a year. >> you're going to be busy for the next -- >> goodness, yes. we have this winter storm on the way, winter storm watch is in effect for the entire metro for monday at midnight through 6:00 p.m. >> want to keep it right here. we will see you back here at 11:00. bye.

>> tonight, combat alert, ukraine pushes back after russia send troops into the country, while the u.n. and u.s. work the diplomatic channels. elizabeth palmer in ukraine, and margaret brennan in washington have the latest. they wanted rain in california, but how much is too much? john blackstone on the continuing threat of mid-slides. big changes for frequent flyers as delta decideses to reward passengers for dollars spent, rather than miles flown. jeff pegues is tracking the reaction. and backcountry snow boarding. sharyn alfonsi has the remarkable pictures of an adventururer whoar